jessenator
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This is actually my first PedalPCB build... very strange to actually put that into words, given how long I've been here 
. This is the Kewpie Fuzz, and boy does it sound good! I (half) joked to some friends that this is like a muff you can actually get good sounds out of. Eminently tweakable, and just downright great.
Went almost too far with the etch borders... have one more that I think is a bit safer, so I may just use that as the standard from now on. First time doing sold-core wiring. As long as I don't have to take the guts out for the fifth time, I think we're good. (not really five, just more than once, where I like to keep things)
edit: I do like those flat style toggle switches, but the ones from Tayda don't have any support, and as a result they wobble/rock. Ended up having to place them in, mount everything in the box, then solder them down to be level. I'll have to source actual Taiway or other switches.
Thanks for lookin
. This is the Kewpie Fuzz, and boy does it sound good! I (half) joked to some friends that this is like a muff you can actually get good sounds out of. Eminently tweakable, and just downright great.
Went almost too far with the etch borders... have one more that I think is a bit safer, so I may just use that as the standard from now on. First time doing sold-core wiring. As long as I don't have to take the guts out for the fifth time, I think we're good. (not really five, just more than once, where I like to keep things)
edit: I do like those flat style toggle switches, but the ones from Tayda don't have any support, and as a result they wobble/rock. Ended up having to place them in, mount everything in the box, then solder them down to be level. I'll have to source actual Taiway or other switches.
Thanks for lookin
